Quote from: laffenlarry on April 06, 2013, 06:11:03 AM

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Quote from: dflatline on April 06, 2013, 05:58:05 AM

The authorities aren't going to talk to you Robert, in your words this is a 'fictitious operation' and your clients are 'not real people'. By your very own words you are a liar:

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You had to believe it was real so we could input REAL responses from parties.

It is interesting to note, however, that you did not admit this without the threat of legal consequences. Regardless, the CAFC doesn't prosecute they compile investigative reports. Though part of the RCMP they are an intelligence branch. After an investigative report is compiled, which can take a long time it is then released to the relevant police department who do the actual 'prosecuting' if necessary.

You're not breaking the law 'roleplaying' fake-bank on the internet (you have admitted this is what you are doing). But as soon as you accept any sort of deposit with the intention to pay interest on it, as a business, you are committing a serious crime even if you do pay the interest (which you can't). So keep that in mind.

They may however prosecute you for allegations that you molested an 8 year old boy whilst at Athabasca University in 2002.

You obviously have no understanding of the law; nor how it is used, applied, nor works.

If you did - you would not commit libel.

But thank you for your comment and stating your opinion.

Are you saying they wouldn't investigate and prosecute allegations that Robert Chamberlain molested an 8 year old boy whilst at Athabasca University in 2002?

If you have been brought to having nothing better than slinging malarkey - I am fully satisfied with my positions as presented.

Allege away - but be careful of those things you cannot substantiate.

No-ones making any allegations, Robert. Whether Robert Chamberlain molested an 8 year old boy whilst at Athabasca University in 2002 would be something for the courts to decide.